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Does anyone know where to source this in the US? I can't seem to find it anywhere; preferably close to OH/MI as well.
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Are you sure Millennium stone is not called by a different name in the US? Like you, I also ran a search and only found a place in the UK that sells it. To me, it does resemble Elephant stone and also some Seiryu rock.
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https://www.aquariumgardens.co.uk/millennium--seiryu-stone-1kg---small-pieces-4323-p.asp listed as millennium\seiryu stone there
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That's about the only place that carries it by name and they are located in the UK.
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That's it! Elephant Skin stone appears to be it. Thank you!
Seiryu stone is close, but much more jagged and less banding, at least IMO.
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Happy to help!
Let us know how it is after you get some.
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Seiryu stone, elephant stone, millenium stone, these are just marketing names for the same thing.
Weathered limestone. Sometimes will be called landscaping stone or mini landscaping stone. Probably has a dozen other names as well. At the end of the day though its all just limestone that has had at least 1 side exposed to the elements for enough years to gain texture.
Weathered limestone. Sometimes will be called landscaping stone or mini landscaping stone. Probably has a dozen other names as well. At the end of the day though its all just limestone that has had at least 1 side exposed to the elements for enough years to gain texture.
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